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(29:26) What I Did this week:
Medical Emergencies
Tests and scenarios
Special Populations
Dextrose IO?
How do you recognize child abuse?
Most common household substance for pediatric poisoning?
Meningitis exposure. If you treat a patient you get treated?
Cushing’s triad metaphor
Bandaging the neck by running it under the arm
Clinicals
None but a volunteer shift and my busiest shift ever
Baby turns blue then goes back to pink, then codes
Tetralogy of fellot
Blue baby syndrome – Jules Scadden at the Texas EMS Conference in November.
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By Ron Davis and Kelly Grayson(29:26) What I Did this week:
Medical Emergencies
Tests and scenarios
Special Populations
Dextrose IO?
How do you recognize child abuse?
Most common household substance for pediatric poisoning?
Meningitis exposure. If you treat a patient you get treated?
Cushing’s triad metaphor
Bandaging the neck by running it under the arm
Clinicals
None but a volunteer shift and my busiest shift ever
Baby turns blue then goes back to pink, then codes
Tetralogy of fellot
Blue baby syndrome – Jules Scadden at the Texas EMS Conference in November.